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Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters

Synopsis

An action epic that explores the origins of the Aqua Teen Hunger Force (better known as Master Shake, Frylock, and Meatwad,) who somehow become pitted in a battle over an immortal piece of exercise equipment.

One thousand years ago in the future there was a television show that made the homeys say "ho" and the girlies wanna scream. From the ashes of that television show some affordable condos were built that cost about $3 per ride. If we all pooled our monies together we can all get a turn. If we don't do what we want now and live for today this exercise machine will eventually destroy the world as we know it, and we'll all be charged with first degree grand theft coffee table. Would someone please answer the phone? If it's Carl's mom tell her that Carl is not watching porn. I don't know, tell her he's on a date with a very…

Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film For Theaters is not an especially smart movie. Its plot is nothing short of incomprehensible, its characterizations and backstories are absurdly inconsistent, and it can barely pay attention to the same narrative thread for more than five minutes. Its humor is puerile, its animation is cheap and sloppy, and there are moments where it's just being annoying on purpose. It's crude, it's moronic, and so help me God, I thought it was hilarious. There's a sense of constant comic invention to ATHFCMFFT that's hard to find in other crass animated comedies of its type - it's devoted to finding new ways to make the audience laugh, narrative logic be damned. In that respect,…

Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film For Theaters is not an especially smart movie. Its plot is nothing short of incomprehensible, its characterizations and backstories are absurdly inconsistent, and it can barely pay attention to the same narrative thread for more than five minutes. Its humor is puerile, its animation is cheap and sloppy, and there are moments where it's just being annoying on purpose. It's crude, it's moronic, and so help me God, I thought it was hilarious. There's a sense of constant comic invention to ATHFCMFFT that's hard to find in other crass animated comedies of its type - it's devoted to finding new ways to make the audience laugh, narrative logic be damned. In that respect,…

This film is truly a feat of modern cinema. Everything from the subtle philosophical dilemmas to it's invigorating story line. I am absolutely astonished by how this movie was able to completely immerse me into it's domain.